Security constraints in web.xml only work if you're using container-based security. That means among other things that you have to have designed the webapp to let the server manage the authentication (login) and authorization processes. Which I recommend, but it's not appropriate in all cases.

The best way to hide the raw .xhtml is to put it underneath the WEB-INF directory. Files and directories inside WEB-INF are effectively invisible to external access.

Customer surveys are for companies who didn't pay proper attention to begin with.